wrought (up) (Meaning)

wrought (up)

very excited or upset

The sculptor's masterful hands wrought a stunning marble statue that captured the beauty of the human form.
The blacksmith wrought an intricate gate, its delicate scrolls bearing witness to his exceptional craftsmanship.
The jeweler wrought a delicate necklace, its pendant shimmering with diamonds and emeralds.
The carpenter wrought a sturdy table, its surface smooth and its joints unyielding.
The alchemist wrought a powerful potion, its ingredients carefully measured and combined.
The weaver wrought an exquisite tapestry, its vibrant threads depicting scenes from history and legend.
The artist's brush wrought a magnificent painting, its colors and composition evoking the emotions of the viewer.
The writer's pen wrought a compelling novel, its words flowing effortlessly and captivating the reader's imagination.
The musician's fingers wrought a haunting melody, its notes carrying the audience away to distant lands and forgotten dreams.
The crisis wrought chaos and destruction upon the city, leaving behind shattered lives and broken hearts.

very excited or upset

nervous, distraught, disturbed, frightened, troubled, alarmed,perturbed, upset, distracted, disquieted

recollected, composed,collected,peaceful, serene, calm, unperturbed, self-composed, tranquil, self-collected

The sculptor's masterful hands wrought a stunning marble statue that captured the beauty of the human form.

The blacksmith wrought an intricate gate, its delicate scrolls bearing witness to his exceptional craftsmanship.

The jeweler wrought a delicate necklace, its pendant shimmering with diamonds and emeralds.

The carpenter wrought a sturdy table, its surface smooth and its joints unyielding.